What is the moon from your experience?

[personalreality]

One of the most famous Remote Viewers ever, named Ingo Swann wrote an entire book about the Moon and Mars and his experiences with them. The book was released years ago for the normal $30 price tag, as most books are. Today you can only find it on eBay if your lucky for up to $1500. The book is named Penetration-The Question of Extraterrestrials and Human Telepathy. It is a interesting book to say the least. I have heard many people questioned about it on Coast to Coast AM in the past and every one says the same thing "They have never known Ingo Swann to not tell the truth". He backs up his Remote Viewing scenarios with a lot of basic facts that have been proven about the moon. One of them that really stands out is the Moon is not made of the materials as the Earth is. You can find a free PDF on this book by doing a simple web search.

i was always put off by remote viewing for some reason.  i think it's because it was considered as a "scientific approach" and people tend to try and verify it through mock-experimental procedures, like that website someone around here was talking about once for rv practice.  as many of you know, i'm of the opinion that objectivity doesn't exist like we think (not in any sense that would allow for real scientific verification), the subjective experience of the people involved is always at work.  nevertheless, as i've gotten a bit older and less....stubborn about my views, i've found a renewed interest in rv as another name for ap and the like.  what can i say, i like metaphysics more than science.  anyway, thanks for the suggestion lionheart, i'm definitely gonna look that one up.

[zareste]

I've made a few trips there, actually, and was always curious about it. The Moon piqued my interest in life outside of Earth because I studied history and noticed at least two ancient civilizations talked about a time when 'the Moon wasn't in the sky'. I did the math (albeit circumstantial) and apparently the Moon would have arrived between 20,000 BC and 10,000 BC. The Dogons spoke of it, as did the Proselenes (Pelasgians) - whose name literally means 'before the Moon'.

I finally took a trip to the Moon, and it wasn't what I expected. I requested to be on the Moon, and quickly I found myself in a place that wasn't Moon-like at all. I was on some kind of planet that had a thin atmosphere (some blue in the sky), brown sand with lots of little pits in it (like 2-foot craters), and the sun was setting in the distance. Neat place but it wasn't the Moon we all saw on TV.

A few days afterward, something hit me. The sand on that planet had little craters in it. That could only be caused by regular hits from space dust. Did the Moon have brown sand and an atmosphere?

I later learned about the terraforming operation on the back of the Moon. Several organizations (all criminal as far as I know) have been setting up bases and making the place inhabitable.

I went back later while in a trance and got an overhead view of the Moon's back. There were lights everywhere. Apparently they've got cities.

[catmeow]

Hi,
The dark side of the moon,mmmmm send a card sayin' wish you were here. lol.

Giving your age away Szaxx!

[desert-rat]

To Zareste , the moon you went to could of been a moon of a different planet , not earth .  There is a story on Venus not alwayse being there http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2012/06/21    desert rat 

[Everlasting]

I've made a few trips there, actually, and was always curious about it. The Moon piqued my interest in life outside of Earth because I studied history and noticed at least two ancient civilizations talked about a time when 'the Moon wasn't in the sky'. I did the math (albeit circumstantial) and apparently the Moon would have arrived between 20,000 BC and 10,000 BC. The Dogons spoke of it, as did the Proselenes (Pelasgians) - whose name literally means 'before the Moon'.

I finally took a trip to the Moon, and it wasn't what I expected. I requested to be on the Moon, and quickly I found myself in a place that wasn't Moon-like at all. I was on some kind of planet that had a thin atmosphere (some blue in the sky), brown sand with lots of little pits in it (like 2-foot craters), and the sun was setting in the distance. Neat place but it wasn't the Moon we all saw on TV.

A few days afterward, something hit me. The sand on that planet had little craters in it. That could only be caused by regular hits from space dust. Did the Moon have brown sand and an atmosphere?

I later learned about the terraforming operation on the back of the Moon. Several organizations (all criminal as far as I know) have been setting up bases and making the place inhabitable.

I went back later while in a trance and got an overhead view of the Moon's back. There were lights everywhere. Apparently they've got cities.

I think there's alot more to the moon then the scientists tells us, there was a document from Russia reliased in the 90's that suggested that the Moon had a 9000 km deep natrium based atmosphere.

[Mirlo]

Never been there, although after reading this topic I'll try it tonight and every other night until I get there.


About the moon and venus, I have thtat strange feeling that is not quite good, likemmm you know that Gurdjieff use to say "humas are just food for the moon", I have the notion that the dragons are living on the moon, is just so crazy theory but, you know, the moon is the "goddess" symboliv and stuff, like in the past it was sign of lilith and tanit, and there were temples of prostitution where woman would have intercorse with non-human entities, "people of the sky", "people of the moon".... Tanit was the "queen" of the moon, and lately I have listent about the book of that reptilian guy, Icke, is about the moon being the Head Quarters of the bad boys.

I know is just a theory, but some years ago I read a book of a korean guy talking the same stuff about the moon, it was called "Project Gaia 2012"...

How I said, I have never been on the moon, but I have been on space and what I believe was space ship (I even met this weird looking guy and his girldfriend they had pointy teeth and if they touch you, you end up with dry mouth, they do that to people when they come, they told me) and there may be reasons to be aware of some placeses like the moon.

Can we plan a raid or a party (rpg like) to go there? like plan some day and hour and then just we al try to go, I think many will be able to and it may be interesting...

anyway, I'm going to try it tonight like I said and report any experience


ps: the thing about the moon being with bad boys, is just a theory not necesarily true so do not feel like you "shouldn't go" or anything, probably is just my mindset at the moment and doesn't have to be like that in your experience too, so I hope you go and then tell what how it was.


Saludos

[zareste]

It's true about the bad guys being there, and that's the problem. The occupying forces might not mind the occasional person going up and looking around, but if they see a big group of people going to the Moon, it could be taken as a potentially hostile action. It's intimidating to them, of course. Even if the group is just looking around, they might want to investigate you and you might get a visit from some unfriendly people the next day.

For comparison, take the European/American militant groups in Iraq. Often, they'll chat with the Iraqis and show off their weapons and have some friendly fun. People get bored, after all. But ultimately their orders are to fucＫ the place up with total prejudice. So imagine their reaction if a big group of Iraqis showed up near a base wanting to look around. Yikes.

[Stillwater]

A gray circular image I see in the sky sometimes, about which stories are told where men visit it briefly.

I am not sure you could really claim to know substantially more about it. You can't really go there, even in a projection. I mean sure you can "go there", but it would only represent your expectations.

[zareste]

Went there, saw things, not what I expected. You should really shape your beliefs around reality and not expect the vice-versa to work out.

[Xanth]

Went there, saw things, not what I expected. You should really shape your beliefs around reality and not expect the vice-versa to work out.

For some people, subconsciously... beyond which they even know about themselves, they expect to see the what they don't expect.

[zareste]

nope, it's one or the other

[KarmicBeats]

Meditation to the moon is nice.  I was once meditating to the moon and I thought of something funny and the moon looked like it laughed.